Sentence examples for involved lines from inspiring English sources

This last kind of link corresponds to the entities that are present in different sources and for which the links table is involved (lines between squares and circles in Fig. 2).

However, unless the missing cells consistently involved lines with intermediate breeding values (an unlikely scenario since it is likely that the weaker line combinations will have been the ones that failed to produce F1 offspring), then any bias in the genetic variance estimates will be in a downward direction, and our estimates can therefore be considered to be conservative [ 22, 45].

It was Mr. Rhorer's good fortune that the orchestra's hornists played their involved lines just about flawlessly, and were note-perfect in the later movements.

For inconvenienced riders throughout the region, tales of woe involved lines that snaked through station plaza areas toward the entrance stairs, a lot of frenzied dashes to neighborhood bodegas in search of change for big bills, and angry exchanges with transit workers who by many accounts were not informed for hours that there was a systemic problem with the machines.

Like that of any agent, the core of Mr. Limato's job involved lining up work.

As a youngster, she would play "library," a game that involved lining up books on a staircase; her parents would check them out.

Those involved lined up along the south side of the observation deck and set off their flashes in succession to try to create a wave of light that could be seen from the streets in midtown Manhattan.

Analysis of the qualitative data involved line-by-line coding and questionnaires were analysed using IBM SPSS Statistics V.19.

The initial analysis involved line by line coding as recommended in qualitative descriptive analyses [ 18- 20].

Analysis of the large amount of qualitative data involved line-by-line coding and was facilitated by the data management programme NVivo 9.

One of these studies, by Klemm et al. [ 17], involved line-by-line analysis of postings on prostate, breast, and mixed internet-based cancer support groups.